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- Marilyn vos Savant
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Chaotic neutral💧-boi. Econophysics maxi. Toxic scrubber. Facetious philomath. Hunting thermodynamic, mathemagical & philosophical wabbits. практик, 게임 이론, サトシ
PoW rabbit-hole Katılım Ekim 2011
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NEW: @HRF just released “Bitcoin for Nonprofits: A Guide To Help Your Movement Achieve Financial Freedom.”
The guide is a free resource for activists and civil society who need a financial tool no regime can freeze and no bank can block.
Read online or download the PDF: hrf.org/latest/bitcoin…
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@narindertweets @PeterMcCormack fkn legend
thank you for doing this 🧡
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Three things about me
1. I'm not afraid to speak to the right
2. I'll never turn down tea and cake
3. I'm really crap at maths. And that's ok
Thank you @PeterMcCormack for having me.
Link to podcast 👇
Peter McCormack 🏴☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪@PeterMcCormack
So I finally got someone from the left to sit down and talk. Tea, cake and economics with @narindertweets. Full interview 👇🏼
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@jyn_urso @ktreywalsh Not even remotely American, but I'm also sad-mad about this.
Truth is cool.
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@ktreywalsh Sad. I liked Massie. He goes out a winner even if he loses.
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This is what happens if you oppose bullshit wars and lead the charge to release the Epstein files 🤷🏼♂️
Any good ones left in Congress…?
Kalshi Politics@KalshiPolitics
KY-04 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY WINNER ODDS: (As of 6:23 PM ET) 🟥 Ed Gallrein: 77% 🟥 Thomas Massie: 23%
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@Crypto_Mags @Watchdog_MP @TorontoPearson I do this.
Although they (more) often insist on checking my carry-on at the gate. They do ask permission though. Next time I'll say: "no, thank you" and see what happens? 🤷♀️
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@Watchdog_MP @TorontoPearson The best way to protect yourself from drugs in your luggage is carry on only
"But I need oUtFiTs"
No, you can travel on this:
- 2 pants/jeans that aren't unique
- Thin tops & dresses to roll up small
- Sandals vs heels
- Wear your heaviest sweater, jacket, & shoes on plane
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🚨 CANADIAN TRAVELERS: YOUR LIFE IS AT RISK 🧳 ✈️
Innocent Canadians are landing abroad and getting ARRESTED for drug smuggling… because airport insiders at @TorontoPearson are switching their luggage tags onto suitcases full of cocaine.
CTV W5 exclusive: At least 17 victims in one year. Destinations include countries where drug smuggling can mean the DEATH PENALTY.
This is the tip of the iceberg.
How is this happening inside our airports? Could it have anything to do with the airport being staffed by majority foreigners? Arrests of baggage handlers aren’t enough. First a gold heist now this! Security must be fixed NOW.
Tag everyone you know who flies.
This could happen to ANYONE. 🇨🇦
#TravelWarning #PearsonAirport #Canada #W5 #DrugSmuggling
CTV News@CTVNews
EXCLUSIVE: Innocent Canadians are being detained after their bag tags are switched in a drug smuggling scheme. This may just be the tip of the iceberg. ctvnews.ca/canada/article…
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@BitPaine I always imagined HoT brandishing a shield (left) and a spiky mace (right).
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this is what Helen of Troy looked like btw
Bronze Age Pervert@bronzeagemantis
@VittelMax @realKalos Wat this
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@BitPaine I'm the lowest of the mids.
Name me: "lowest-tard".
Can you make the mathematix & then also answer the question?
Please sir, my family sir 🙏
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You haven’t fully internalized how terminally retarded the median crypto investor is.
Ran Neuner@cryptomanran
I have a serious question. What happens if STRC doesn't go back to $100? The way I see it is a follows: - Holders of STRC receive the dividend regardless of the price. - If STRC doesn't go back to $100m then Saylor can't sell more to buy BTC. - That is bad for BTC because the market will realize that the biggest buyer can't raise cash. -If STRC has one or 2 months where it doesn't hit $100 the market realizes that its not actually worth $100, it could be worth $70, $50, who knows... - As soon as that happen we get a death spiral of sorts where Saylor has to keep raising the yield to try get it back to $100. The only problem is that the more he raises the yield , the more BTC he may need to sell... What am I missing? Serious comments only please.
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@HodlMagoo @cryptomanran That's not how it works, though.
@BitPaine is adding caveats/fine print to the STRC prospectus.
Strawmanning, I guess. But also some valid points by a "Devil's advocate".
It also doesn't cover all of it: ignores (the usual/historical) 90% drawdown 🤏
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I have a serious question.
What happens if STRC doesn't go back to $100?
The way I see it is a follows:
- Holders of STRC receive the dividend regardless of the price.
- If STRC doesn't go back to $100m then Saylor can't sell more to buy BTC.
- That is bad for BTC because the market will realize that the biggest buyer can't raise cash.
-If STRC has one or 2 months where it doesn't hit $100 the market realizes that its not actually worth $100, it could be worth $70, $50, who knows...
- As soon as that happen we get a death spiral of sorts where Saylor has to keep raising the yield to try get it back to $100.
The only problem is that the more he raises the yield , the more BTC he may need to sell...
What am I missing?
Serious comments only please.
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don't look at the price of Bitcoin - tell me the price you think Bitcoin is right now based on your memory - reply below ⬇️
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@PeterMcCormack @denverbitcoin The problem isn't fear itself. It's the inability to vocalize, explain or quantify what is feared.
In our information age this thought rings true:
"I can explain it to you, but I cannot understand it for you".
Compassion & repetition 🔑 🧡
AKA: Be nice. Don't be a cunt.
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The federalists won, the anti-federalists were right.
Everything they feared has come true.
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@WalkerAmerica Bought a tiny bag of almonds today. For S&Gs.
I tried pretty hard, but couldn't milk even one 🥛
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Almonds are a great example of how social justice climate alarmist commie leftists don’t have any principles and employ zero logic.
They screech about data centers but are silent on almonds which use orders of magnitude more water and kill billions of bees a year. Also, no one needs almonds (or almond “milk”). We absolutely need data centers. Get rid of almonds tomorrow and the world is a better place for it. Get rid of data centers tomorrow and society as we know it collapses and countless people die.
Leftists don’t care about what causes the greatest damage, they only care about what they are told to care about. It’s never a question of weighing pros and cons, it’s simply about being for or against the Current Thing all their friends are also for/against so they can score meaningless virtue signal points with people who already agree with them.
It doesn’t matter how many facts you present them with. It doesn’t matter if you dismantle their childish arguments piece by piece. It doesn’t matter if you show them irrefutable proof that they are 100% wrong. All that matters is that they **feel** they are right. After all, they are a Good Person who cares about things and is better than you.
Nuclear energy is another great example of this. Only a completely uninformed idiot would be anti-nuclear energy, but here we are…
Nick Gillespie@nickgillespie
Over at Substack, @JoshEakle asks: "It's 2026, and I have yet to see an anti-almond farm protest."
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@tennisdata @LawrenceLepard @LibertarianMama @MontanaHODL21M It's nuanced, as always.
There's some "truth" to the advice: Boomers didn't eat avo+toast and they obviously made their own cofveve.
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@sc2btc @LawrenceLepard @LibertarianMama @MontanaHODL21M 💯 - but they lack the awareness. Telling young people to ‘cut back on Starbucks and avocado toast and streaming services and you’ll be able to afford a house’ is moronic.
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Boomers really just saying “Screw everyone else, it’s all about us.”
I am declaring a War on Boomers.
Because I care about my children and my future grandchildren and you literally want them all to suffer.
Worst. Generation. EVER.
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@gladstein Only 4 motivations exist:
1. ideology
2. money
3. Кompromaт
4. control
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Will this wave of philanthropy support open-source, open-weight, sovereign AI?
Or will it try to enforce “AI safety” and work with governments to control what people can use?
Probably one of the most important questions of our time
Sadly I think the latter
Nan Ransohoff@nanransohoff
New blog post: The third wave of American philanthropy Hundreds of billions of dollars in new philanthropic capital will soon become liquid. The OpenAI Foundation holds 26% of OpenAI, worth about $220B at today’s valuation. Anthropic’s seven co-founders have pledged to give away 80% of their wealth and have instituted the most aggressive donor matching program for employees in tech history. How much does this all add up to? And how meaningful is that in the context of philanthropy today? I was doing some simple napkin math to wrap my head around the scale of what’s coming, and radicalized myself in the process. I had dramatically underappreciated the scale of the philanthropic capital that’s about to become available and the corresponding gap in talent and organizations that will be needed to make the most of it. This piece aims to directionally sketch the scale of what’s coming, the gap in operational capacity needed to absorb it, and what we can do to fill it. (Link to full post in reply)
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@michelleweekley @brucefenton boring democracy is the worst kind of politix: people dgaf
My political opinion: "we're allowed to create one new law for each one we abolish".
Expand functionality without expanding scope.
In tech-terms: pay the technical debt
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@brucefenton I think there’s another lesson to be had. Only 12% of people even bothered to vote. Civic duty, community involvement… it was abandoned for apathy and apathy has never won anything.
x.com/michelleweekle…
Michelle Weekley@michelleweekley
@bontanamrown @BasedTorba Convincing young adults that their vote doesn’t matter and that it’s cool to just be ignorant is the biggest psyop the deep state ever played. It became a self fulfilling prophecy.
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The lesson tonight is that yes, Republican voters in Kentucky are so stupid that they can be fooled by a campaign funded by a foreign nation.
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@w_s_bitcoin coffee, then a nice dinner later 👌
like, a lot later 🤏
🤣
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I simply don't eat lunch. Problem solved.
Mikli@CryptoMikli
Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch
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@gladstein @gojycap When you research and then invent a thing and then code it into being, then get some friends to participate into idealogy:
Then the thing blows all the fucks up.
And then you disappear forever.
That's probably the most special kind of happiness.
🧡 "then"
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@gojycap Even if true (there were other early miners) — totally different. Satoshi announced bitcoin and released it publicly. Anyone could mine. Zcash had outrageous private premine
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@LawrenceLepard @LibertarianMama @MontanaHODL21M Larry is (by far) the kindest Boomer I've met: he shares wisdom. Most Boomers don't.
I think... They profited from it, but weren't given it. Most of them didn't have to understand it. Money was functional for Boomers.
Fiat money just doesn't function anymore. 🤷♀️
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@LibertarianMama @MontanaHODL21M Directionally true, but not all of us.
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@PeterMcCormack @narindertweets such a cool chat 👌, both of you 🧡
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So I finally got someone from the left to sit down and talk.
Tea, cake and economics with @narindertweets.
Full interview 👇🏼
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@PeterMcCormack @narindertweets Narinder speaks once, thinks thrice, listens twice. And then asks twice, again.
I like that. I'm probably weird that way.
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@CynthiaMLummis Only @Alanis would concur that this is actually ironic; nine (?) times over.
The Epic Superwoman might explain "irony" to a stupid planet, yet again.
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With apologies to Alanis Morissette
🎶 It figures.
TFTC@TFTC21
The American Bankers Association: "It's kind of ironic, I suppose, the Clarity Act. At least for this particular section, I think there's still too much ambiguity."
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